South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 45, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 14 February 1922 — Page 3

TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 14, 1922

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Mi M DISMISS CHARGES AGAINST ENGINEER Pro-prutor Unable Witne.. to Prr--TT 1 Porter v reck v.a e. VALPARAISO. Ind.. V 1

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am S. isir.t; f .uK.n. .u;rn., .inl O orir I. Füfirk. of Mi hieran '"ity. In.! . rclnr fir nwin on fh Mi 'h:can 'r-ntrrl trnin vhih (olii-1 r with a Nw Yrk Crntnl trnin at Porter, Ur . lt I-Wniary. us!rsr fh- l.ith of -7 jr.on. vr iim!H--l Mor1-iy in th cirf'j'.t rotjrt hr n th motion of '"o J. S I'.artliolorn"'. I'roF. Ha rtlio;oniw --i il h" hl it t1 r"-;tfat fl ti-it un,i,' -.-.jful at tmr' to r.htnin th ;r n" of thr" '.vlf n w3io r!! in i - j '-.mi and upon '.rho. testimony hr i i-hf- tr obtain ronvjtion of th T' sinrnrn. I. K lh. nttorncy i-'-nrral of Ini:qr,i. hnl alvi,i t;t 1h witnsr.s rmjM r.ot he f i l.nmsrht into tho st.aT tlt ?. ,,irrirr ,iii. Tho witn,cs wr isilroarj fmplni. i.ontr flicl i'.l"k vcrf nuli'Td on '.'imony pr.rtfl at fh roronr'. "..jr..? to fh ff.-ft th.'tt s!trnn j v "rf r--iin.t th' tr.iip th'-y wro t', rntin::. The rao h 1.1 callcl tiT trial f-'vnl tinvs but h alv. pv Ic n po.t pon"!. l'ro Uartho'om'-'A' li a 1 1 rlariVl hm roron'lr nia! a trip to M. "hie. in in .hi rffort to prr.mlo C. J. 'Mrttn. of Xi! . Midi., to apI'fir th tii.nl. "urtin. who is a nrr man. s.il ho Ind V'rn nlyrt by attorno. for the railro"1 rothorhnnd. that h- rouM not ho 'o?npr l-..l to appear in th ro'irt lrr, fTir prrifrijtor tatil. 4 nrviMc Rorr seized RY POSTOFFICE MEN I.AIiAMAZO Mich.. IV!,. 12. 'i !i "divininc rod." ir.trunu nt, hich is said to tell by th'- mere sayin of the sensitive needle, v here the ri h cold mines and oil d-. posits are lorated. h.y beer, taken bv thf United States pot office derartment from the hanls of its inventor. I. W. Jewell. 1 21 ." North Lose street. thi.- city. As a result the privilege of the mails has ben withdrawn. The post oino order .ilso Includes the F?ook Supply Company of Pataia. N. Y.. which published the pamphlets Jewell mailed, find the Indiaolian Violin Manufacturing company of Kalamazoo, of which Jewell was minacer. Resident? of Indiana and Mexb ain border states n ere Jewels chief victims, according to the order received "oy Postmasf r Sam Uolz from the j ot oiflro depnrtnieiit. FINNISH AID CAMPAIGN STARTED AT HOUGHTON HOUGHTON. Mich.. Feb. 1.1. A movement has 'been started anions Finnish citizen. of the copper ouüty and northwest Michizan to aid pp-opde of K;wt Karelia. Finnish poopio just "beyond the eastern bor-i'-r of Finland. The Fat Karelians, according to direct advices received here, have suffered se erely for want f food, hospital and medical care. Smallpox racing and their suffer-ii-'K have vcen further increased by 1 ruel treatment at the hands of the bolshf-virtts. Their viilaces have lern plundered and many of tho inhabitants .slain. A committee has been o:canied in Hancock for thi-- dif :ct and leadinc Finnish oit7 ns are i'.te rented. Cement Controversy May iot Halt Road Building !NIIAN.r I.IS. Ind.. Feb. A. Work of pavinc tho ."n miles of saps the nationnl road, between Terre Haute and Richmond, may proceed i'-z'irdless of the controversy be-r.e-n ate oth ;al and rfiivti! com,'inies. it was raid authoritatively Mondav at the tate tum . Fir.al decolor., as said, will br j oie this week by the vate highway or. mission., which is understood to ; i-on.idering the award of th con- ! ict for cenient to one of the recent b ilderc. and alfo giving the conj'r;;ction contracts to arious bidThe procram. if contracted for under the lowest bids offered, would ; $ 1 . 4 n . 7 .". ft . approximately ? 27.7 'Oi a mile, according to cornputa- : .ns made by commission enciner.-s. No concrete roads have been built by ' e state since 191'? when the cot r ?n"..l 1? a mile. I'ugilist Is Held Pending Outcome of Mudd's Injuries FIAVOOD. Irl.. Fei Mullen, local pucil'.t. i v. Flwood until 'h:-s lino tlie conditi'i- .t' . of this city, w bo - iffercd rdncuvii'M ' hen he frli bet". -. .1 i- 1 in .iai! 1 1 1 d tT :-,- Mudd aid have j 1 ie ora:n b'ow deliver- ! 1 bv fullen b b ti rst round of a j ght 'tac A merman :gl.f. M .-s f. r .1 '.iter ; '. 1 ; -at.'- i"d b. v t be two at the . . v ball Saturday rcained consciousS.inday tnrr.lnc but r. to a perni-conscio'is Tiditbn Monday i d -gi.-'ii 1 a- critical. Tlie two mn 'o igb. on a .tage with only a can,.j 1 oerir: arvi it N declared the 1 0-, u.-i'in wns caused Ty Mudd's pitrlkinc the floor when be was ' nocked down. Physicians offered ttle hope for Mudd's recovery. ;ov. MHTt.w nn-noiN(; lNDrAXAILIS, Ind.. Feb. 13. Jov. Warren T. McCray ws still 1 jr.fln'-l to hi home Monday with a ,s.vre cold, but his condition was said to have improved fdnce last wi. ik. Announcement, made at the ro-ernors oftVe in the state house. t!1 he w.s e xptn ted to To at hS?- '. -'' later In the eek. 1. 000 MTLV wanti:p. 0e thousand men ar wanted lmaediately to place their mtney with h Bulldinff A Iian Assn., 21 W. Washington a v.. formerly 12 4 3. Main ft., and in return they will - eriv per cent interest, com- : -unded quarterly. Stop Jn our new 'TV and nllo-w us to inform you f buiUing and loan. 25-tf

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Will Dismiss Coeds Caught Smoking at Lafayette, Dean Says IjAF-AYKTTK. Ind.. Y-W 1".. A rn-tj-d ji'jlit ymokin? at Purlu'' w'.'I he .J!mi.srd fr"in th tinlvrrsity at on d-r.'jar--d P'an 'rolyn S))" tr.akrr. !' n .' th' wnm'T at th Institution, whfn aj-krd rfcirdiri: lur attitudr toward ro-r-.j rnokinc. "X hav had no flrt-hand xpfT:-ncf in d--linc with thi maff-r !-in'"o no ras s of Iurdii ir: rl. .ruokinc: hav rypr bcrn r'portd to ui A rnnfirmM report. howi vor. would rail for ir-tant action and d i:ni,-:a I." BANDITS FOILED IN TWO ATTEMPTS Watclimaii Tliwarts One Holdup, and Kxceiv? Charge Ruin Other Chance. TN"lIAN"AIOIJK P-h. IS. Bandit in Indianapolis, trying to work on a la n? " f-ale. failed in two efforts Sunday nicht and early Mondav. In one intanoe ya f e ron- , tainin' In bilU wan Idown op-n, but the errployion was so Crat the money wrj dst roved. The eiura?:e of a younpr nicht watch man in a theater proved too crcat a handicap for two rohber.s in another instance, a.nl they seaied throuch a rain of hulleLs. Two charjre-s of exp'rive were used in wreckine the saf- in tlie of fice of the. Fraternal Order of Faxles late Sunday nicht or early Monday, but the second destroyed Jl.non in currency and the robbers cot nothinc. Ralph Il-dick, 23. night watchman at boew's otate theater, was confronted by two bandits on the main floor of the movlnpr picturehouse and ordered to throw up his hands. Instead, he began firinir, forcing the bandit.s through the back of the theater and down an ni.-de. Th" bandits returned th Pre. but failed to hit. Tteedick. .Numerous other robberies were 1 reprrted to the police over the week! end. ! Sheriff Finds "Lazy Husband Doing Washing rOLFMRUS. Ind.. Feb. 11. Armed with a warrant to arrest Clarence Williams on a lazy husband ! charge. Grover Fozzoli, deputy her-j iff. went to the Williams home Saturday. He found the back yard lilled with loaded clothes lines and in the kitchen he met .1 man bending' over a wash tub filled with washing. "Where, i Mr. William?" demanded the sheriff. "Here he is. said the man. continuing at the tub. "That's him." confirmed tho wife, coining from an inner room. The arrest, was made and William. was taken into court with his hands still wet from the washing. He explained that he had been unable to find work and was helping support his wife by doing washings. His wife testified that he wn. work- : .g satisfactorily, and he wa rcbaed. WILL ASK DAUGHERTY TO RETRACT STATEMENT INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 11. The Indiana Retail Clothiers and Iajruishers sociation which opened its rifth annual convention here Monday, will ask Atty. Gen. Rtugherty to retract his statement that retailers have kept price- high, according to rarl I. Steele of Huntington, president. Mr. Steel aid that other state ments to th effect that the retail lothiTs hae been profiteering and! i that they are potentially responsible fnr liKh Cot of r earing apparel will be refuted before the convention iLNTinis .ti:wi:iuy stork. You've read that headline many a time concerning thieves. Thieve and thrifty people are alike in that they both want to make money, but one of them c".i ros the wrong way. Go to Schu!!'- iny day and you'll find your .C. ;;. needs filled. 26-tf r( 1 Lws or i;oo.omy. 'iers price only. The o-.o'- revets. Old Rend Premium. A . ber J.o-ket or Rlack Joe coals i isults. Thes-o coals have pat :!irouch years of rigid inspection .ml always cave 100 results. Try

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Lincoln ö27t. C. II. Defrees. 315 S. Taylor st. 4) Rig half-price ?ale Vernon's. :7-tf DAlNUtMNt Stops Hair Coming Out; Thickens, Beautifies 3ö-centf Miy.s a pottl of "Danderln" at any drug store. After one application of this delightful tonic you run not find a particle ot dandruff or a falling hair. R-ddes, every hair shows rw lif. vigor, brightness, more color and abundance."

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$100.000 IMicit Klkhart Co. to Wal(;olln Firm Petition.-. i:iKHAKT. Ind.. ivh. n. With; ai.-f of J.TOO.noo and libiliti-. at JTSO.onn th (row-F;.khm Motor i'. thi morning v a. throw n into thr jh;ir.d.i of a roo-'iv-T. Th' aotnn w it-l takn on the petition of th- Manrow I Sh--Pt Mtal Co. of CiO'h.) as tlic r";-u!t of unpaid arounfs. ! W. E. Widr. former mayor ot nikhart. iva. appointrrl r fdvrr ol th' ronipni y. Hi bond w.t.- :i.ed at JL'n.nOO. Tl)' ioiiipany, ma n u fa t u r in 5 motor fan, fn 1 ploy I'd more than n(i ppoplp in normal tim1? but ha b-!! rrjr.eratinp on a small sialr during tb-- pa.t.' few month?. Find Dynamite Scattered 1 In Cinders on Strvcts MA n ION', Ind.. F b. 1.1. .Strei ts 1 in rairmount, near here, recently w re treated with a ro erinr f rinder. which have been found to eontain a number f piece.s of dyna-j mite. An investigation . brine j made. Si'veral sticks of dynamite were' found by workmen Saturday who, were sratterinc: the rindcr.. The; vpbsive, so far as rould be learn'd still contains the oriclnal amount! or Kick and in re carded cerou. Residents are wondering how much ot the explosive remains' buried under the senttere! finders jin different parts of the city. j I SEE IF YOÜ THINK SO. Leading financiers, professional and business men declare our new policy to be In all features the best Issued. Your opinion is desired. Bend po?tal giving age and a specimen will be mailed. Better still, cah WALT Ell FEOAN. J. M. S. BLDG. 27-tf A GOLD MINE OF KNOWLEDGE FREE! All Leading Druggists in This City Are Now Distributing the Tanlac Year Book to Their Customers. Contains Cooking Recipes, Garden Helps, Crochet Patterns, Games for the Children and Other Useful Knowledge. Great interest is hejnc manifested by the public in the Tanlac Year Book, which is now being distributed free by all leading; druggists of this city and section. This book is a veritable gold mine of valuable information, containing something of interest for every member of the family. It includes game? for children, an article on how to be your own weather prophet, garden helps, seed planting time table (fonipiled frctrn tho records of the United States Department of Agriculture-, of interest not only to tho farmer but also the city man who I has a garden. For the housewife, there are reci-1 PC for making delicious dishes, household suggestions and two pagos of attractive crochet and tatting patterns, with full instructions how to make. Also, famous speeches by famous men. historical eyents and ! their dates; in f.u-r. a great d a! ot ; helpful information not usually 1 found in books of thi.- kind. Y.very home should have one of 1 lamac ion iooK. n is mformative. It is fascinating. It puts knowledge, useful, valuable knowledge at the disposal of every member of the household. It answers a hundred questions. It furnishes a hundred subject for study and discussion. Tt you've never owned a book of thif? kind, own one now. Tin Tanlac Year Rook is published Ty the distributor?" of Tanlac, th world-famous, tonic medicine. Tne leading druggists of this city and .ection have been supplied with liberal quantities of this valuable book for free distribution. If you are unable to get one. send a ,'i-rpnt stamp for postage, to International Proprietaries, Inc., Atlanta, Ca.. and a copy will be sent to you. In making the request, give the name of the paper in which you saw this notice, with the name o! the druggist to w hom you applied for a Year Rook. Advt

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i ;,int ILvlno. h. '.i'i'ii' 1 ti h'd in h. lud . IVb. -d'.iMoh S-rian. va.- found - nth. lyinc a- rn the ! a h-'or i"i. li ters h : 0 M or.d'iy. Tin-' -Miu'.l ho! .1 li art ;r.1i"atd t!. rr.iird rT no a li itpin or a Vndrr in-" : is'nt similar to a hatpin. An had ruice ; , k wa. found r.rarby. but thre a a no Mr. od on it. Th siii-udr theory n;i r.t nertaind b ramö mio of i:ad"!.ioh arms wa amputated m yf.ir fn'ilnvvin? a min- a idnt and th ot!vr arm w,v jira!y7d Hr op- . ratrd a mall u'ro . ry stof ' hey and a frind nt-ritiC th-1 p!aco to buy .onio food ould not rouf' l'adnnlrh. itvitr;i..Mss sti-:.m. hvnamiti: INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. Th. I-. Tw-!ity-fn jxojr.ds of dynamite. 20 lortric oncu-ion cap.- and about 2'' bla--iin: ap rr sto! by burglar who hroko into tii" Ihi-po-,t Powder 'o.'s pitnt. about a mil- south of I'.. - li i"i!oir. S md nicht. Tho roh'n-ry -a.-- i'ooit I Monda v. fwank Djes Chithins Mi.'i T:'J. ' Z'l-MA I 'Bis hall-price j-ale' -Vernon's. 27-tf OUCH! BACKACHE! RUB LUMBAGO OR STIFFNESS AWAY St. Jacob's Oil tops any pain, .co is sore and lame. I w b 0 n your back or lumbago, sciatica or rheumatism has you stiffened up, don't suffor! Get a small trial bottle of old. honift St. Jacobs oil at any druc Ptore, pour a little in your hand, and ruh it right on your aching back: and Iby the time you count fifty the soreness and lameness is gone. Don't stay crippled! This soothing, penetrating oil needs to ho used only once. It takes the pain right out and ends the misery. Tt is magical, yd absolutely harmktfs, and doesn't Tiurn the skin. Nothing else stops lumbago, sciatica, backache or rheumatism so promptly. It never disappoints! Advt. 1 For RawSore Throat At the first sipn of a raw. sore throat rub en a little Musttrole with your tincers. It coes risht to the spot with a ccntl' tingle, loosens congestion, draws out pormesH and pain. Mufiterole i a rloan. white ointment made with oil of mustard. It ha all the Htrenc'h f'f the old-fashioned mustard plaster without the blister. Nothing like Mustern! for croupr children. Keep it handy for instant use. ;'..") and f.5 cents in jars and tubes; hospital fdze, $.1. Pttr Than a Moytard riater. QUEER FEELINGS AT 1DDLE AGE Women Should Know how Lydia E.Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helps at Tbis Trying Period Sheboygan, Wisconsin. "I waa run down, tired and nervous. I could not even do my own housework, could not sleep at night and all kind3 of queer thoughts would come to me. Finally I gave up going to the doctor and a friend told me of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com Eound. After tho rst bottle I could sleep better and I have kept on improving ever since. I have taken seven bottles now and am so happy that I am all over these bad feelings.' -Mrs. B. Lanser, 1639 N. 3rd St, Sheboygan, Wisconsin. For the woman entering middle age Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound can be of much benefit. During this time of life certain changes take place which sometimes develop into serious trouble. Melancholia, nervousness, irritability, headache and dizziness are some of the svmptoms. Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound is a natural restorative, especially adapted to assist nature in carrying you safely past this time. Why not rive it a fair trial?

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Maniac Assaults rather I And Sister With Hammer) p'.p.T uri:-nv m;( r. . ?.. Anthony S'ur.y. "1. r- ntlv r-a.-from an it!-an .Ty"um. l'f-at li.s, fatlir. form"!;!:, to il-itli w.th a hanniT Mr d.r. ..rl po-.jfd d ' ; , -i.-'tfr. Mr-. .I..h:i T so .-or!yl that sh ni.iv di. Hi 1 1 ; t r':s!d 1

into tho PTtt and thrratnd vral prons with hammer and knif. 1'Ut ovrpov rod and arrf'1!. ITo is hr!d prrrlin; th- uit-coni"-of ,i ritrnri' r i n 1 : 1 -1 Mori!ay nicht. moim: siOppY w i .n i nit. A lore a. ih' ow !. n th prourd wo 1 an look for Floppy ueath-T. ACiinr. al! kinds of ?.ckrf'M !hf ro's on coed preventative vhirh is brat and warmth :n thw home. OnUr today omo Cinderi'.a r Topcy Cral from Kcl.yler l:osc. Main 1S00, Mi-h-ixaka 40r. 0 " .t complexion Overcome it! A veil ives only temporary relief Resin Soap and Ointment have gerrile corrective properties that usually clear away skin troubles promptly completely and at little cost. DEC I Bl L3 5ooihinq a.ndHealinq

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